Logging & Inventory Cloud Engineer - London

We are supporting our client with a cloud engineering and automation programme and are seeking an experienced Logging & Inventory Cloud Engineer.

This role will focus on enhancing cloud visibility, inventory management, monitoring capabilities and automation across complex multi-cloud environments.

  • Role: Logging & Inventory Cloud Engineer
  • Day rate: £400 – 450 per day (inside IR35)
  • Pay framework: Umbrella Company
  • Location: London office - Hybrid - 4 days a week in the office, 1 day WFH
  • Duration: 6 months initially (with potential extension)
  • Contract Start Date: Immediate
Key Responsibilities
  • Design, implement and maintain logging, monitoring and inventory management solutions across cloud platforms.
  • Develop automation solutions to improve operational efficiency and reduce manual processes.
  • Build and maintain Infrastructure as Code using Terraform.
  • Develop scripts and tooling using Python and Shell scripting.
  • Support cloud engineering activities across AWS and Google Cloud Platform (GCP).
  • Drive improvements in cloud observability, monitoring and operational reporting.
  • Manage and optimise containerised workloads where required.
  • Work closely with engineering and platform teams to improve cloud governance and operational controls.
  • Support cloud asset discovery, inventory management and configuration management initiatives.
Essential Skills/Experience
  • Hands-on experience with Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
  • Proven experience delivering logging, monitoring and inventory management solutions within cloud environments.
  • Strong Python development and automation skills.
  • Extensive experience with Terraform and Infrastructure as Code.
  • Strong Shell scripting capabilities.
  • Demonstrated experience driving automation initiatives.
  • Experience working with Kubernetes and/or containerisation technologies.
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